Panel Figures of Exclusion in Contemporary Life- Writing podczas Kongresu Humanistyki, 3-5 grudnia 2025 r.

W ramach Kongresu Humanistyki (3-5 grudnia 2025 r.) odbył się współorganizowany przez Centrum Kultury Pamięci i Edycji Pamięci oraz GENIA Research Group panel „Figures of Exclusion in Contemporary Life-Writing”.

Klaudia Święcicka / Klaudiusz Święcicki (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań)
Memory of Trauma in Contemporary Feminist Performance

Karen Genschow (Goethe University Frankfurt am Main)
Françoise Éga. Autobiographical Writing Between Politics, Literature and Transcultural Sisterhood

Katarzyna Moszczyńska-Dürst (University of Warsaw)
From Intimacy to Ideology: The Auto(bio)graphical Turn in Massuh and Falco

Paula Romero (University of Warsaw)
Politicised Intimacies: 21st-Century Spanish Autofiction

Michał Jamiołkowski, Robert Małecki (University of Warsaw)
Memory as a Warning – KL Soldau in Memories, Literature, Facts

Mateusz Wiśniowski (University of Warsaw)
Discursive Practices in World War II Based on Gestapo Archives from Zichenau /
Schröttersburg

Anna Damięcka-Wójcik (University of Warsaw)
The Heroization of the July 20 Plot – Based on Das deutsche Alibi by Ruth Hoffmann

Magdalena Latkowska (University of Warsaw)
The Trauma of Homeland Loss in Selected Texts of Polish and German Memory Literature

Pedro Monteiro (Goethe University Frankfurt am Main)
«Si yo sobrevivo, sobrevivirán más y más travestis»: Writing and/(to) Surviv(e)ing in Claudia Rodríguez’s Work

Marcin Kołakowski (University of Warsaw)
“I Will Clean It All Up”: Migration, Precarity and the Affective Economies of Exclusion in Brenda Navarro’s “Cenizas en la boca”

Karen Saban (Heidelberg University)
From the Margins: Latin American Migrant Narratives of Otherness and Uprootedness

Emilia Michalska (University of Warsaw)
To Remember and Intervene: Reflections on 20th-Century German Memory and
Prophetic Literature